EPA on Trial and Burford Under Fire in Washington
Edward J. Walsh argues that the EPA and Administrator Anne Burford face intensified Congressional and media scrutiny. He cites budget battles, the Rita Lavelle firing, and inspector general removals, framing critics as ideological opponents resisting prudent environment protection.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ann Goreer Sur
Derera
DDA
White House
Matthew Novick
John Horton
Nates
Et Epa
Burford
Love Canal
U.S
Infrastructure debate and funding needs loom in Washington
JACK ANDERSON reports a broad push to label and fund infrastructure improvements across highways bridges dams water systems and transit. The piece cites CBO estimates for 1982 costs and notes federal funding dominance along with potential fare impacts and delays from aging assets.
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Washington
America
Rome
Italy
Congressional Budget Office
Maniesta
CBS
Rhonda Quagliana
Bill Clinger
R-Pa
Public Works Committee
Federal Aviation Administration
Army Corps of Engineers
CBO
Edgar Jenkins
D-Ga
Georgia
Wat Jenkins
Jenkins
Taner AW
Lawson
School chief defends snow closing decisions response
In a lengthy letter, Superintendent Stuart Berger defends the district's snow day policy, acknowledging the no win nature of closures, explaining county input on Monday closures, and urging broader context while highlighting safety as the main criterion. He urges continued newspaper dialogue and offers to consider audience concerns.
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the News-Post
Frances Ashbury
Board of Education
T. Meade Felton
Superntendent
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From Files of the News-Post March 10 1933 and 1963 notes
Items recall tax rate doubt for 1933 Frederick county and post office savings peak. Kiwanis program by Albert Brown on Frederick history. Temperance conference attendees including Rex Millard and others. 1963 Brunswick rail boss warn featherbedding may cut 25 percent of jobs. Zonta and Mar-LA Ridge outdoor school experiment noted with Singapore Junior High students as early test subjects.
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Kiwanis Club
Albert
Brown
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington, D.C
Diry
United Plan of Action
Amon
Rex Millard G. Wilson
Frederick County Society
Josep B. Apate
Ellie Williams
Ray William C. Royal
Franklin F Marsh
Railro Brotherhoods
Brunswick
Supreme Court
Brunswic
Railron
Statu
Singapore
Mar-La Ridge
Highe Elasse
Feelings Are Facts in Justice and Discrimination
DON McEVOY argues that feelings about discrimination are factual to individuals and must be taken seriously. He cites polls showing gaps between majority and minority views and warns against dismissing concerns of those feeling reverse discrimination while urging sensitivity to all sides in policy debates.
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Silo Hill
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Louis Harris & Associates
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